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THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY AND ITS BRANCHES 
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FESTIVAL HALL, CASCADES AND GARDENS. ( 


The architectural center-piece of the Exposition is seen in the Festival Hall and its attendant structures, consisting of the colonnades of states and the restaurant 
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In this fire-proof structure are 135 galleries, containing the finest examples of the work of the best American and foreign artists. 


























PALACE OF LIBERAL: ARTS. 


Covering nine acres and costing $480,000, this splendid structure houses the exhibits relating to Music, the Graphic Arts and all that its title implies. 











PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. 


Exhibits relating to the textile industries and Hardware, Heating and Ventilating apparatus are shown here. The building covers 14 acres and cost $720,000. 


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PALACE OF MACHINERY. 


Here are housed the power, lighting and pumping plants of the Exposition, generating 45,000 horse-power by engines from all parts of the world. 


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PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 


The Industrial Arts find here their opportunity for displaying such commodities as Ornamental Furniture, Upholstery, etc. Size, 14 acres; cost $050,000 





PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. 


The largest building on the Exposition grounds, covering 23 acres and built at a cost of $550,000, to display farm methods and products, 











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LOUISIANA PURCHASE MONUMENT AND PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. 


The Plaza of St. Louis, in which the Louisiana Purchase Monument stands, is a favorite gathering place for World’s Fair visitors. It is 600 feet across by 1000 feet 
long. From this Plaza the visitor may have a fine view of the Cascade Gardens and other central features of the Exposition. 





PALACE OF TRANSPORTATION. 


The largest exhibit palace in the main picture, in which ancient and modern vehicles of every class, from the ox-cart to the latest automobile, are displayed. 





PALACE OF MINES AND METALLURGY. 
The striking architectural feature of this building is the Egyptian effect obtained by means of the obelisks at the entrances. Size, 9 acres; cost $500,000 











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PALACE OF ELECTRICITY AT NIGHT: 


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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BUILDING. 


In this stately edifice the various departments and bureays of the Federal Government display the methods by which the machinery of Government is administered, 








LOOKING EAST ACROSS THE GRAND BASIN 


Beautiful views formed by the great palaces and the avenues between meet the eye in all directions. This one is from the Palace of Electricity. 




















LOOKING NORTH ACROSS THE GRAND BASIN 


The unbroken line of sight towards the main entrance of the Exposition takes in a pleasing glimpse of the Palaces of Electricity and Varied Industries. 





DE SMET BRIDGE, PALACES OF LIBERAL ARTS AND MINES 


Father De Smet, for whom the bridge was named, was a famous Missionary about St. Louis in the early part of the century. 


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PALACE OF EDUCATION AT NIGHT 


The four facades of the Palace of Education are composed of long rows of lofty Ionic columns. Statuary is liberally used in the further embellishment of the rich 
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PALACE OF MINES, THE GERMAN HOUSE AND EAST RESTAURANT PAVILION. 


In this view the observer is looking southwest from the Plaza of Orleans. The east lagoon is seen in the foreground, spanned by the De Smet Bridge. A portion 
of the Palace of Education appears on the right. 





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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. 

















THE FRENCH PAVILION. 


The building and gardens are reproductions of the Grand Trianon at Versailles with its beautiful surrounding landscape. 











THE BRITISH PAVILION. 


The Orangery of Kensington Palace is here accurately reproduced, with additional wings containing historic rooms. A bit of the Kew gardens is also to be seen 
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HEREAFTER STREETS OF SEVILLE. 


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UNDER AND OVER THE SEA. OLD ST. LOUIS. 
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